PICTFOR (Parliamentary Internet Communications and Technology Forum) is an all party group in the technology sector in the Houses of Parliament (also known as the All Party Parliamentary Internet and Communication Technology Group). Its purpose is to promote among Members of both Houses of Parliament an informed awareness of the social and economic impact of the internet and information and communication technology developments and policies.

The Digital Economy All Party Parliamentary Group was formed Eric Joyce MP in response to the public pressure from ORG supporters and 38 Degrees members during the Digital Economy Act debate, and the lack of parliamentary scrutiny given to the Act as it was passed. It was merged with PITCOM to create PICTFOR in 2011.

It is one of the organisers of the annual Parliament and Internet Conference.

Political Intelligence (a consultancy) acts as the group’s secretariat.^[1]